An Inpixon alternative when you need the map more than the RTLS

Inpixon, headquartered in Berlin, positions itself as real-time location for the factory floor: an RTLS platform with a location engine, a rules engine and ready-made apps, plus its own tags, anchors, receivers and modules. Its site describes the platform as hardware-agnostic across radio technologies such as UWB, BLE and Wi-Fi, for production tracking, material flow, intralogistics, forklift and yard tracking and personnel safety, with a focus on manufacturing, energy equipment and mining.

On ownership: in 2026 XTI Aerospace sold Inpixon GmbH and its RTLS business to new owners — a company held by Wegesrand Technologie Holding and Fyrish Ventures, according to the law firm that advised on the sale. Inpixon continues to market its RTLS products under its own name.

Spatial Map is browser-based indoor mapping software for operations teams. You import a PDF or DWG floor plan, let AI Map draft walls, doors, racks, stairs and lifts for you to review, trace the rest, and stack the floors into a 3D map. Then you bind every shape to live data — RFID reads, BLE tag positions from your RTLS, sensor readings, stock from a WMS — through tables, REST sources and a per-table write API. Reports, in-app alerts, read-only share links and multi-floor wayfinding with step-free routes come from the same map, and Ask AI (beta) answers questions about a facility from its tables. Pro is $60 a month or $600 a year for up to 4 facilities after a 7-day free trial, and an open-source edition (MIT) runs on your own servers.

If you need precise real-time location built from the ground up — tags on parts, carriers and forklifts, anchors across the plant, a location engine, safety rules such as collision avoidance — you need an RTLS vendor such as Inpixon. Spatial Map adds none of that: no hardware, no positioning and no safety logic.

If positions already exist and the gap is a shared, current map: one view of a plant where RTLS positions sit next to stock, quality and dock data, built by your own team and shared with people who have no RTLS login. If your RTLS can send positions over REST, Spatial Map can show them — see RTLS software and the manufacturing demo.